Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• May 17, 2010 ... Students use an honorific form of the language to their advisors, and the advisors do not. I feel that the formality of the language acts as a ...
• If the child happens to use an honorific form or term of address correctly, she is immediately showered with effusive praise,. Wah, pintir! 'How clever!',. Kok bagus  ...
• about their company president, the speaker should use an honorific form when the president is encoded as subject, as in (2a); however, s/he should use a ...
• 2014?12?25? ... ???: Too casual. Lacks respect. Use an honorific form instead. (Hiragana words are often more important than many learners seem to realize. ).

• Dec 16, 2013 ... If you want to say that a superior is going, you use the honorific form ?????? ?? irasshaimasu. Conversely, if you want to tell your superior ...
• Jun 22, 2009 ... It is safe to use the honorific form if you are unsure which one to use. Note: The honorific form of verbs is present in Korean such as:
• Since these examples are all questions directed directly to someone (second person), they all use the honorific form. ??????????????????
• Aug 5, 2012 ... But if a student was talking to or even about a teacher they would have to use the honorific form which is usually just adding a "?" to verb root.